It is pretty straight forward. You could create a registry restore point
before you start mucking with the Registry. Keeping in mind that once you
open PowerPoint again you will begin to accumulate presentations that you
open.
If you do not want any previous presentations displayed, then just click on
the Office Button, PowerPoint Options, Customize, and set the MRU to zero

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>> This should help.
>> Clear The Recent Document list in PowerPoint 2007 and 2003
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>> > your
>> > help.
> It is pretty straight forward. You could create a registry restore point
> before you start mucking with the Registry. Keeping in mind that once you
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> >> Michael Koerner 10/17/2007 12:23 PM PST
It is pretty straight forward. You could create a registry restore point
before you start mucking with the Registry. Keeping in mind that once you
open PowerPoint again you will begin to accumulate presentations that you
open.
If you do not want any previous presentations displayed, then just click on
the Office Button, PowerPoint Options, Customize, and set the MRU to zero

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MS MVP - PowerPoint
"ts2767" <ts2767@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Micheal: Here's the menu path to expunge "recent Docs"
office button
PPT options
customize
advanced
display
show this number of relevant documents
set to zero
MS Vista is my operating system.
> Thanks for getting me on the right track
Michael Koerner - 18 Oct 2007 01:06 GMT
Your quite welcome. Let us know if you have more questions.

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>> It is pretty straight forward. You could create a registry restore point
>> before you start mucking with the Registry. Keeping in mind that once you
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> MS Vista is my operating system.
>> Thanks for getting me on the right track